Green Children, Encounter
“Encounter”, the title track from The Green Children’s debut full-length album, begins with buzzing nature sounds, the laughter of a […]
CD and DVD reviews
“Encounter”, the title track from The Green Children’s debut full-length album, begins with buzzing nature sounds, the laughter of a […]
Very interesting! That pretty much sums up the listening experience of Professor Pandemonium’s Cabinet of Wonders. Douglas La
WCSB is the latest offering by the Hendrix Family is available in a 16 cut CD, an eight LP Limited
Voice In The Dark is one artist who is a singer, composer and producer. This appears to be a
Spencer Berger has joined the ranks of the one-man band genre with this release. This product is different than
Vicious Cycle is a female rap duo made up of: Money and Neeky Devero. This tag team is taking
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Steve is a well-rounded studio vet who has played with a virtual “Who’s Who” in the music industry, and was
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What I love about Indie artists is that they take risks and that they have no set boundaries or limitations
When you think of rap meccas — you think of great cities like ATL, CALI, NY. Even Seattle Washington has
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Maybe the members of Quest For Fire smoke a lot of pot, and maybe they don’t. What they do to
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Are you ready to get nuts and join the party that is known as Eleven Dollar Life? I hope
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Richard Laviolette is probably the friendliest guy you’ve never met. Each of his down-home folk tunes are rich with a
It wouldn’t be fair to say that Jukebox The Ghost, a Philadelphia trio, write catchy songs. What would be fair
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Get ready for a style of music that is so creative & original that it will amaze your ears!
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